There was destruction from the war every where.Provisional governments had been appointed in all the southern states.People that could not read or wri...e were made state senators and judges. The law was being administered by criminals.Property of all kinds was being taken from it's rightful owners and given to others.No person was safe from roving bands of looters.Robert Ward made his way to a gold camp south of Talladega Alabama. He bought a stone building near the gold mining and opened his. The man went and moved his towel and bags to put them about ten feet from us when my wife said. “Bring them here.” As she motioned to him to place them right next to her. “Are you sure?” the man again asked. “Yes that is fine,” my wife replied, “he can sit with us and we will watch him.” The man moved his belongings again and placed them right next to my wife, he laid his towels on the sand no more than three feet from where she was sitting and introduced himself as Walter and his grandson as. Robin’s eyes quickly adjusted to the dimness. Someone had left the bathroom light on. Since the door was slightly ajar she could see a bit around the room. There seemed to be people all over the place. Right next to her slept her brother but on the other side of him looked to be one or two girls, it was hard to make out and she couldn’t tell who they were. Across from them the other bed looked equally full. Also, the floor was littered with bodies as well. Looking at the clock she could see it. The day I found my Lolita, I was almost ready to take my morning break. I had thought about chatting up Judy, a young girl recently hired in the shoe department. Before leaving I glanced at the monitors for one last cycle. Each section of the store has its own monitor, and each monitor cycles through several cameras. I was glancing at the monitor for the grocery section when I spotted them. Their shabby, cheap clothing told me they were possibly welfare poor.The mother's coal black hair was.